Anugrah Kumar

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  Jul 17, 2018

  Trump Admin. Trims Vetting Process for Separated Immigrant Families; Judge Halts Deportations

  The Trump administration has made the vetting process faster and less strict to reunite the thousands of children and parents separated by its "zero-tolerance" policy before the July 26 deadline, while a federal judge has temporarily halted deportations of the families.

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  Jul 16, 2018

  Trump-Putin Summit: 'World Wants to See Us Get Along'

  Hours after blaming his predecessors for tensions with Moscow, President Donald Trump said at the start of his one-on-one talks with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Finland on Monday that he thinks "the world wants to see us get along."

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  Jul 15, 2018

  Transgender Referrals for Kids as Young as 6 Hit Record High in Scotland

  The number of children, some as young as six, being referred under the guidance promoting transsexualism at schools after they express confusion over their "gender identity" has reached a record high in Scotland, according to a report.

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  Jul 15, 2018

  'Gay Conversion Therapy' Ban Vetoed by Maine Governor Citing Religious Freedom

  Maine's Republican Gov. Paul LePage has vetoed a controversial bill that would have banned therapy to help minors with unwanted same-sex attraction in the state, saying it posed a threat to religious liberty.

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  Jul 15, 2018

  'God Is Great Love, There's Nothing He Can't Do,' Thai Parents of Boy Rescued From Cave Say

  Parents of one of the 12 boys, who along with their soccer coach, were rescued from a cave in Thailand after being stuck inside for over two weeks, thanked God for their son's safety, saying "there's nothing He can't do."

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  Jul 15, 2018

  Paramilitaries Kill Two Student Protesters During Nicaragua Church Siege

  Pro-government gunmen killed two students and injured dozens more before over 200 students and others from the National Autonomous University of Nicaragua protesting against President Daniel Ortega were freed from a besieged church in the Central American country.

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  Jul 14, 2018

  Franklin Graham Responds to Hope in Jesus Bus Ad Ban in UK Ahead of Evangelistic Festival

  The Rev. Franklin Graham has responded to the removal of bus ads promoting his upcoming evangelistic festival in England amid outcry from LGBT activists, saying he's "sorry that some see hope as offensive."

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  Jul 14, 2018

  Top 7 Findings in Barna's 2018 State of the Bible

  Nearly half of American adults engage with the Bible apart from reading to hearing it during a church service, Barna's annual State of the Bible survey has found. Here are its top seven findings.

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  Jul 8, 2018

  Church Kicked Out of Building for Sign Message: 'LGBTQ Is a Hate Crime Against God, Repent'

  A church in Indiana has been evicted from its building for placing a sign outside that read, "LGBTQ is a hate crime against God."

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  Jul 8, 2018

  Ethiopia: Nearly 1 Million Displaced Amid Ethnic Violence

  About one million people have fled their homes due to ethnic violence in Ethiopia, Africa's second most-populous country, which could lead to a major humanitarian crisis, an international Christian development organization has warned.